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Trump Urges Georgia Republicans to Vote in Midterms

43 sources·Updated Oct 19, 2026·1 min read

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President Donald Trump rallied in Dalton, Georgia, urging Republicans to vote in the midterms and backing Mike Collins for Senate and Rick Jackson for governor. He attacked Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff and falsely claimed the 2020 Georgia election was rigged, despite recounts and audits confirming the result and no evidence of widespread fraud. Polling cited by local reports showed Ossoff leading Collins and Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms close to Jackson; Bottoms sought to link Jackson to Trump, while Trump urged voters to treat him as if he were on the ballot. Trump also defended U.S. military action in Iran, a point of disagreement between Collins and Ossoff, and SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler praised Trump and his America First agenda.

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C 41%

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Center: 1141%
Right: 933%
Other: 16

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Last updatedOct 19, 2026

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Broke Atlanta Journal-Constitution · Oct 13, 8:35 AM ET→Left within the hour→Right +22h→Center +3d→43 sources +5d on

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Left· 7 sources

“Trump rallies Georgia Republicans in Dalton, urges voters to back Rick Jackson and Mike Collins”

AOL · Oct 16, 2026

Center· 11 sources

“Trump rallies for Barr and other republican candidates in NKY”

WKYT News · Oct 18, 2026

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“Trump Urges Georgia Republicans to Vote in Midterms”

Independent Journal Review · Oct 18, 2026

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